This year our youth group has been involved in a local conservation project in Whanganui. Our involvement unfolded in a way that none of us anticipated so we expect the
One step above experiences in nature, is people being enabled to make good decisions. Thinking about conservation used to be considered a privilege. In some ways it is, as the
I was born in India and my family moved to Auckland, New Zealand when I was eight years old. That was when my consciousness of the environment emerged as I
The media have recently given considerable space to reports of how we and the authorities managed during the Auckland Anniversary weekend floods and Cyclone Gabrielle. Where were you during the
We love the promises of God. The promises of God in Scripture are strong. We hang on to them. They sustain us and feed the soul. Which Bible promises are
Over the month of December, the Karioi Project had the pleasure of hosting American Watson Fellow Elijah Hicks, and his wife Mo, during their year-long worldwide travels / observations /
The majority of young people don’t believe that “the gospel” as embodied by the Church is good news for our world. The understanding of the gospel they have observed is
From where we stand, the future looks bleak. In our time, the planet tilts and threatens to tip us headlong into a massive disaster. Young people find little to hope
On Friday 27 January Auckland flooded. To be honest we got off lightly here in Unsworth Heights, on the North Shore. On Friday night the power went out, so my
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